Nick Ut Is Not A Legend
The success of The Napalm Girl photo raises questions about how war pictures are consumed.
Features
Vietnam’s Legacy in World Press Photo
Take a look back at the involvement of Vietnam with World Press Photo since 1963.
Trinh Lu On Photography
Discussing Sontag's notable viewpoints with Trinh Lu, the one behind the Vietnamese translation of On Photography.
Neil Massey’s Loud and Chaotic Vietnam
Take a peep at The Vietnam Collection, a 4-book set designed by the award-winning studio Rice Creative.
How To Get Your Photos Published On Heritage Magazine?
Photo editor of Heritage magazine shares practical tips that will get your photos published and win their competition.
Caught In Development: Exploring The “Discarded” & “Volatile States”
An increasingly gentrified Saigon through the lens of of Nana Chen and Duy Phuong.
Nguyen Huu Bao Reminisces About His Beloved Hanoi
The veteran photographer shares stories behind his two books while vehemently dismissing himself as a photographer.
A Search For Photobooks In Saigon
5 visual stories of love, loneliness and ambiguous moments from independent bookstore inpages.
Oh Soon Hwa: Quiet Dream
In search of a better life in Korea, young girls in Tan Loc island choose to leave behind the beautiful familiarity of their hometown.
In Conversation: Nguyen Khanh & Linh Pham
Two acclaimed photojournalists discuss the highly challenging profession they choose to pursue.
Ones To Watch: Andy Ip Thien
Meet Andy Ip Thien, a journalism student who has been documenting immigrant Chinese and Vietnamese communities.
Inside Noirfoto, An One-Stop Solution For B&W Film Lovers
Visit Noirfoto, a studio and darkroom for analog black and white shooters in Saigon.
